Eyjafjallajokull, 2010.
Oskugos hofsst i joklinum 14, april i beinu framhaldi af gosi a Fimmvorouhalsi sem hofst 20, mars.
Volcanic Eruption in Glacier Eylafjallajokull. Spring 2010, just after the Eruption on Fimmvorduhals.
N63 degrees 38' V19 degrees 37'
Photo: Ragnar Th. Sigurosson / artic-images
This amazing postcard is postmarked in 2010 from Iceland.
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I like to post interesting things about the postcards, and I searched high and low for the reason for the lighting in this eruption. Yes, there are a lot of articles, but here is a link to one that explains it in a way a 'non-scientist' can understand. (In other words, people like me :)
Oskugos hofsst i joklinum 14, april i beinu framhaldi af gosi a Fimmvorouhalsi sem hofst 20, mars.
Volcanic Eruption in Glacier Eylafjallajokull. Spring 2010, just after the Eruption on Fimmvorduhals.
N63 degrees 38' V19 degrees 37'
Photo: Ragnar Th. Sigurosson / artic-images
This amazing postcard is postmarked in 2010 from Iceland.
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I like to post interesting things about the postcards, and I searched high and low for the reason for the lighting in this eruption. Yes, there are a lot of articles, but here is a link to one that explains it in a way a 'non-scientist' can understand. (In other words, people like me :)
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